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A pen and pencil drawing of a strange creature with a head of a cartoon child and the body of a stripey snake Some random pen drawings, random patterns then shaded and added to (perhaps there is a flower with eyes, a egg shaped thing) Today, I indulged in “Intuitive Drawing” part of a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Chapter 2: Dynamic Drawing). It’s fun to draw freely, with no real aim.

A drawing of some kind of sea creature (?) Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Chapter 2: Dynamic Drawing). The idea was to draw with “flow” to let a shape develop with its own energy. I drew the strange creature, in ink, over the “scribbles” I’d drawn in pencil

A pencil drawing of a horse Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Chapter 2: Dynamic Drawing). This is a “before picture”. In the next 6 days I’ll, hopefully, learn some things so the next time I draw this horse it will be much better!

A pencil drawing of a dog Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 7 of 100). It took me about 40 minutes to draw.

A pencil drawing of a chameleon on a branch Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 6 of 100). I took about 35 minutes in total to draw the chameleon. The sketch below took just under 20 minutes. An initial pencil sketch of the chameleon

A pencil drawing of a rabbit Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 5 of 100). The drawing of the rabbit took about 30 minutes in total. The rough sketch, below, took less than 10 minutes A rough sketch of a rabbit

An ink sketch of three objects: a stapler, a purse and a camera. Plus some practice lines Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 2 of 100 Controlled Lines). The aim was to sketch fairly quickly and boldly, with controlled lines, three objects (from reference photos): a stapler, a purse and a camera, with a ink pen